Magnolia grand. 'Gallissonnière' (Pleached) Shade but before ripened

but before ripened

Tolerates an exposed site

Fruits are white at first

and is at risk if exposed to extended periods of very cold temperatures

maturing to a broadly spreading tree with a flattened top

Magnolia grand. 'Gallissonnière' (Pleached) Shade but before ripenedA classic ornamental evergreen, valued primarily for its large glossy green leaves which have contrasting russet undersides, and also its sophisticated waxy, cream, cup shaped flowers which appear in late summer (with careful timing of pruning). Magnolia grandiflora is fairly slow growing, and lends itself well to clipping and training. The tree is equally effective when allowed to develop a natural unchecked crown, clipped as a formal specimen, or